[pb_soon]

I apologise for posting this newbie question, but I was wondering if anyone knows of either within OS X itself or some webpage that has the complete list of keyboard shortcuts documented in page (or many) pages? From the simple to the more advanced.

In the meantime, can anyone tell me if there is a way to:
1. Emulate the equivalent of a "delete" under Windows, i.e. having the cursor on the left of a character and pressing the "delete" will delete the character on the right.
2. When one has many windows opened up within an app (e.g. multiple web browser windows), how can I cycle through these similar to how cmd-tab will cycle through the different apps themselves. Again, in Windows, the CTRL-Tab actually did this and ALT-Tab was the CMD-Tab equiv.

Thanks.

[Mr. Blur]

in the mac finder go to the help menu, select mac help...either type in "keyboard shortcuts" and serach, or go to "new to mac os x" -> "for windoze switchers" -> "useful keyboard shortcuts" - you find just about all the info you need in there.

[pb_soon]

Originally posted by Mr. Blur:
in the mac finder go to the help menu, select mac help...either type in "keyboard shortcuts" and serach, or go to "new to mac os x" -> "for windoze switchers" -> "useful keyboard shortcuts" - you find just about all the info you need in there.

Thanks for pointing out the "New to Mac OS X" option ... I totally missed that

[TribeLeader]

Was doing some research on this myself, and thought I'd post this link: Keyboard Shortcuts